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Reporter covering climate change for Bloomberg @Business. Passionate about our planet. Formerly: @leslieNYT Views mine. RTs not endorsements.
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Rising water bills add to squeeze on American households

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By Leslie Kaufman Verified
| Detroit News Verified
Water is becoming less affordable for American families as aging infrastructure, pollution rules and climate change push household bills higher — with the artificial intelligence boom adding new pressure on some local water systems. U.S. household drinking-water bills rose about 62% over the past decade, according to a report released Tuesday by Food & Water Watch, an environmental advocacy group.
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Rising Water Bills Have Added to the Squeeze on American Households

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By Leslie Kaufman Verified
| Yahoo Finance Canada Verified
(Bloomberg) -- Water is becoming less affordable for American families as aging infrastructure, pollution rules and climate change push household bills higher — with the artificial intelligence boom adding new pressure on some local water systems.
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Rising Water Bills Have Added to Squeeze on American Households

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By Leslie Kaufman Verified
| Bloomberg Environment Verified
Water is becoming less affordable for American families as aging infrastructure, pollution rules and climate change push household bills higher - with the artificial intelligence boom adding new pressure on some local water systems.
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